| Title | : | How To Be An Anti-Racist: How To Helping You Be An Anti-Racist: Why Can’t Escape Its Racist America |
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| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
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| Publication | : | Published June 4, 2020 |
2- How To Helping You Be An Anti-Racist ♥
3- Why Can’t escape its Racist America ♥
✓ European racism spread to America alongside the Europeans, but establishment views were questioned when applied to indigenous peoples ♥♥
★★ After the invention of the New World, many of the clergy sent to the New World who were educated within the new humane values of the Renaissance, still new in Europe and not ratified by the Vatican, began to criticize Spain and their own Church's treatment and views of indigenous peoples and slaves★★
How To Be An Anti-Racist: How To Helping You Be An Anti-Racist: Why Can’t Escape Its Racist America Reviews
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Read this book. Whether you are black, white, brown, or a combination. Regardless of your political or ethical beliefs. If you are human, this book is relevant, poignant, and will resonate on a soul level. A true masterpiece.
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I listened to the audio version of this book, and had a hard time getting through it. He uses "black bodies" too often for my taste and repeats phrases again and again. I've read several books about this subject, and I'd say this is my least favorite.
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What everyone in America needs to be reading right now, this is undeniable history and present day reality written in an incredibly moving style. Would love to read again soon as there is so much great learning from this book.
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If you have access, LISTEN TO THE AUDIOBOOK! Narrated by Kendi himself, it’s read like a spoke word poem — very immersing as he effortlessly weaves his own experiences and memories with critical race theory.
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I read this for a book club and am excited to discuss and hear others thoughts. Nothing really revelatory or new, but certainly an important topic and always valuable to hear about someone else’s experiences.
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There's not more that can be said about this book. An important book to read but I found the narrative style to drag a big.
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Struggled with first chapters and then the chapter on feminism things started to click better and flowed to the end of the book!
